Detailed Description

Parameters passed to RPMessage_init, these are generated via SysCfg.

Note: Set vringTxBaseAddr[], vringTxBaseAddr[] to RPMESSAGE_VRING_ADDR_INVALID for cores that are not needed for IPC RPMessage. You can use RPMessage_Params_init to set valid defaults.; All cores MUST set the same value for vringSize, vringNumBuf, vringMsgSize.; Set vringTxBaseAddr, vringRxBaseAddr, based on source and destination cores.; VRING memory is shared across all cores AND this memory MUST be marked as non-cached at all the cores.

Data Fields
uintptr_t	vringTxBaseAddr [CSL_CORE_ID_MAX]

uintptr_t	vringRxBaseAddr [CSL_CORE_ID_MAX]

uint32_t	vringSize

uint32_t	vringNumBuf

uint32_t	vringMsgSize

const RPMessage_ResourceTable *	linuxResourceTable

uint16_t	linuxCoreId

uint8_t	vringAllocationPDK

Field Documentation

◆ vringTxBaseAddr

uintptr_t RPMessage_Params::vringTxBaseAddr[CSL_CORE_ID_MAX]

VRING address of transmit rings to each core

◆ vringRxBaseAddr

uintptr_t RPMessage_Params::vringRxBaseAddr[CSL_CORE_ID_MAX]

VRING address of receive rings to each core

◆ vringSize

uint32_t RPMessage_Params::vringSize

Size of memory assigned to one VRING, use RPMESSAGE_VRING_SIZE to find the size needed

◆ vringNumBuf

uint32_t RPMessage_Params::vringNumBuf

Max number of buffers in one VRING

◆ vringMsgSize

uint32_t RPMessage_Params::vringMsgSize

Size of each message in one VRING

◆ linuxResourceTable

const RPMessage_ResourceTable* RPMessage_Params::linuxResourceTable

Linux resoruce table for self core, when non-NULL Cortex A* is assumed to run Linux. And VRING info for message exchange with LInux is specified in the resource table

◆ linuxCoreId

uint16_t RPMessage_Params::linuxCoreId

◆ vringAllocationPDK

uint8_t RPMessage_Params::vringAllocationPDK

ID of linux core